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a 10 point piece plan put forward by ukraines president for low demand zalinski. and the european commission tells staff to delete tick tock from their work phones . the chinese owned app says the ban is misguided. our chief technology correspondent has the story. plus a growing buzz as price giving approaches at the berlin film festival. we take a look at some of the loss contenders competing for the prestigious golden and silver rewards. ah, my manuscripts, mccann, and welcome to the...

The dazzling biopic won 11 awards including best film, best director, best actor for Austin Butler and best supporting actress for Olivia DeJonge.

One of the great presences in Australian film, David Gulpilil blazed a trail for Aboriginal representation on screen – from breakout hits Walkabout and Crocodile Dundee to more recent films that blasted away the stereotypes.

She was told early in her career that she’d struggle to get work, but actor Michelle Lim Davidson has proved the naysayers wrong.

She was told early in her career that she’d struggle to get work, but actor Michelle Lim Davidson has proved the naysayers wrong.

In celebration of NAIDOC week, here's a list of films and TV shows featuring First Nations stories and where you can stream them.

The broad subject of First Nations and decolonial perspectives on animal flourishing is addressed in this paper in a reading of references to canids in Mystery Road (2013), a film by the First Nations-Australian director, Ivan Sen, and Here Come the Dogs (2014), a novel by the Malaysian-Australian author Omar Musa. Dingoes and other wild dogs are a prominent trope in Sen’s film and tie to seemingly perdurable debates about the rights of these animals to flourish in Australia. Dingo advocates a...

Looking for what's new to home video? 'They Look Like People' is our pick of the week, but here's what else is new too.

Actor Jillian Nguyen’s career is turning the tide within the industry, and as she tells Genevieve Quigley, she’s happy to go with the flow.

Actor Jillian Nguyen’s career is turning the tide within the industry, and as she tells Genevieve Quigley, she’s happy to go with the flow.